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This morning, over 100 CEGEP Saint-Laurent students occupied the main pavilion of the school after administrators reneged on an initial negotiation. The action came during the first day of a…

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PV Ontario Bureau  Doug Ford’s February 12 announcement that Ontario is ending the years-long tuition freeze and reducing OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program) grants to a maximum of 25 percent […]

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Five gatherings across Canada decolonize energy conferences, centring land-based teachings and relationships

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Hundreds of thousands more people are bitten by dogs than coyotes every year in Canada. A photographer questions why his subject gets such a bad rap

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As someone who has spent a career dedicated to the public’s right to know, I am cautious where I place my trust. The Narwhal has earned it

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Over half of the money hoarded in Canada’s private foundations should have been paid as taxes. Instead, it’s being funneled to wealthy institutions and organizations complicit in Israel’s military occupation

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MP Leah Gazan joins Desmond Cole to discuss how reclaiming the NDP’s radical roots can revive the party

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In the years since the devastating 2021 floods, B.C. has taken some steps to reduce flood risk. Experts say more could be done

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As talk about developing an LNG export project in Newfoundland and Labrador continues, residents have questions — and the answers might be on the other side of the country

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The Breach will be reporting live from the NDP convention in Winnipeg on Sunday, March 29, as the results of the leadership race are announced. The party is at a crossroads, and we’ll be there to provide sharp analysis about what direction the NDP chooses. Join Desmond Cole, Martin Lukacs, and many special guests, including […]

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By Cam Scott   By now, the significance of Ottawa’s Defence Industrial Strategy ought to be clear. Under cover of a movement for sovereignty, Prime Minister Mark Carney has embarked upon […]

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By Judy Haiven  On March 11, Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston announced he was going to restore $53.6 million in the $130 million cuts his Tory government proposed for its […]

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The Doug Ford government will not publish guidance for bringing at-risk species back from the brink — plans that were underway when Bill 5 passed, removing requirements for recovery planning

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Nine large upright tanks stand along one edge of an oil and gas waste disposal facility. The sun is setting, casting a pink glow across the sides of the tanks. There's a metal walkway along with tops of the tanks. A working in a blue jump suit with reflective sites is walking across the gravel lot in front of the tanks. The blue cab of a parked heavy truck can be seen in the right corner

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Students and faculty at Red River College are sounding the alarm about the school’s integration of AI. They say the move reveals a growing conflict between the interests of students…

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Across the country, governments are making it harder and harder for journalists to find out what’s happening behind closed doors. That won’t stop us — and you can help

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All out to defend education on March 24!  By Lenny Devereux  “Students choose nursing because we care about healthcare and the dignity of our patients,” Sierra Punchard of the Canadian […]

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With a background in emergency management and youth advocacy as well as journalism, Santana is spending a year at The Narwhal reporting all across B.C.

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ICI RDI will be temporarily unavailable to subscribers on Amazon Prime Video; CBC News Network deal remains in place. Barely a week after its announcement, CBC/Radio-Canada’s partnership with Amazon Prime…

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Brookdale Research Farm now has an expanded ‘real-world setting’ to test out new ways cattle and conservation can co-exist

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Funds are being distributed to Indigenous governments, with 22,565 22,565 sq km of Tłıc̨hǫ lands recently added to Canada’s protected areas count

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Toronto police estimated that over 4,500 people gathered across the street from the U.S. Consulate on March 14 to mark Al Quds Day.  Separated by barricades and cops, the ‘Imperialist Hands Off Iran’, anti-war crowd vastly outnumbered the pro-Zionist, pro-Shah…

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Canada must protect 1.7 million sq. kms, the size of Alaska, to meet 2030 conservation goals. Manitoba is eyeing Indigenous-led plans to get there

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Organizers unpack Carney’s agenda of rapid-fire austerity, militarism and fossil fuel extraction

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